{{As recently as 2008 articles and experts were prognosticating the “extinction” of brown as an automotive exterior color.}} <\/p>\n
But High end car makers like Mercedes,BMW, Mini, Porsche, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley have all begun investigating what brown can do for them.<\/p>\n
The color of your car reveals a lot about you: your personality, your moods, and even how satisfied you are with your life.<\/p>\n
{{BROWN}}: a brown vehicle supposedly means you’re down-to-earth but who are you trying to kid? If you really cared about the earth, you wouldn’t have bought that big old gas-guzzler.<\/p>\n
{{RED}}: If so, it means you are dynamic and energetic but are losing your fire. On average, drivers in red cars do not get more tickets than anyone else.<\/p>\n
{{SILVER}}: A silver car generally means that you are cool and elegant. The only problem is that since silver was the most popular car color for several years, almost everyone owns one.<\/p>\n
{{Light Blue}}: A light blue vehicle means that you’re calm and quiet person who doesn’t like to make waves, so you bought it.<\/p>\n
{{ORANGE}}: An orange vehicle says you are fun loving, talkative, fickle, trendy. A yellow-green one says you are trendy, whimsical, lively. And you know it’s true. Only fun and whimsical cars come in these colors: Volkswagen bugs and little sportscars.<\/p>\n
{{GOLD}}: A gold vehicle says is that you love comfort and will pay for it; it also says that you’re intelligent, and you must be!<\/p>\n
{{A tan vehicle}} means that you’re timeless, basic, simple, but it also means you have something to hide. Maybe bad driving habits? Or that you never wash your car?<\/p>\n
{{DARK BLUE}}: A dark blue vehicle says you are credible, confident, dependable. And you drive too much because you always get stuck with the carpool.<\/p>\n
{{BLACK:}} A black vehicle says you are empowered, not easily manipulated, love elegance, and you appreciate the classics. <\/p>\n
It’s also says that you are mysterious or that you have two sides to your personality; it’s the favored car of both clergy and gangsters.<\/p>\n
{{PURPLE}}: A purple vehicle means you are creative, individualistic, original, and perhaps it does. It could also mean you’re too old to care what anyone thinks of you.<\/p>\n
{{DARK GREEN}}: A dark green vehicle means that you are traditional, trusty, and well balanced, but what it really means is that you are thrifty. <\/p>\n
Who makes dark green cars anymore? If you own one, it’s probably been a while since you bought a new vehicle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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